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Short-lived impact of interventions to reduce political hostility
Research analyzing 77 interventions to reduce partisan animosity found a modest 5.4-point increase in warmth towards opposing parties on a 101-point scale, but these effects dissipated within two weeks.
Short-lived impact of interventions to reduce political hostility
Research analyzing 77 interventions to reduce partisan animosity found a modest 5.4-point increase in warmth towards opposing parties on a 101-point scale, but these effects dissipated within two weeks.
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8% Bias Score
Hamas's Psychological Warfare: Exploiting Human Nature to Achieve Strategic Goals
Hamas uses hostage diplomacy as a psychological weapon, exploiting the human desire to rescue hostages to pressure Israel and influence international opinion, creating a moral dilemma within Israeli society and skewed narratives in the West.
Hamas's Psychological Warfare: Exploiting Human Nature to Achieve Strategic Goals
Hamas uses hostage diplomacy as a psychological weapon, exploiting the human desire to rescue hostages to pressure Israel and influence international opinion, creating a moral dilemma within Israeli society and skewed narratives in the West.
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60% Bias Score
Political Affiliations Shape Perceptions of Fictional Characters
A recent study found that people tend to associate fictional heroes with their own political party and villains with the opposing party, a phenomenon that may contribute to political polarization.
Political Affiliations Shape Perceptions of Fictional Characters
A recent study found that people tend to associate fictional heroes with their own political party and villains with the opposing party, a phenomenon that may contribute to political polarization.
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32% Bias Score
Gaddafi's Dictatorship: A Legacy of Brutality and Paranoia
Muammar Gaddafi, born to a poor Libyan camel herder, orchestrated a 1969 coup, establishing a brutal dictatorship characterized by crackdowns on dissent, fueled by paranoia and a cult of personality, and marked by malignant narcissism, according to US intelligence.
Gaddafi's Dictatorship: A Legacy of Brutality and Paranoia
Muammar Gaddafi, born to a poor Libyan camel herder, orchestrated a 1969 coup, establishing a brutal dictatorship characterized by crackdowns on dissent, fueled by paranoia and a cult of personality, and marked by malignant narcissism, according to US intelligence.
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44% Bias Score
Hypernormalization: How We Accept Distorted Realities
The article explores "hypernormalization," a psychological state where people accept false realities, citing examples like the "meat paradox" and digital resignation to illustrate how this acceptance manifests in compartmentalization, numbness to crises, and acceptance of the uncontrollable, ultimat...
Hypernormalization: How We Accept Distorted Realities
The article explores "hypernormalization," a psychological state where people accept false realities, citing examples like the "meat paradox" and digital resignation to illustrate how this acceptance manifests in compartmentalization, numbness to crises, and acceptance of the uncontrollable, ultimat...
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24% Bias Score
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